US: Winter Storm Hits Pennsylvania, Dropping Several Inches of Snow

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US: Winter Storm Hits Pennsylvania, Dropping Several Inches of Snow

A winter storm swept through Pennsylvania on Tuesday, December 2, dropping 3–4 inches of snow across much of the Pittsburgh region. Some communities reported up to 5 inches, while a few saw only 1–2 inches.

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  • Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, Video Location: Brackenridge, 2025 at 07:30h, US Video Recording Date/Time: December 2

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